Western High School - Epitaph Yearbook (Las Vegas, NV)

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llli O M Q N-af' fx X-...Z WHS 79 77 77 72 67 103 95 82 94 77 96 83 77 77 111 90 74 83 111 77 72 70 52 90 86 58 73 54 SCOREBOARD MATCHES Voleoh Gorman Valley Chaparral Clark Bonanza Quarlz Hill Oxnard Wesl Lake San lVlonaoa Buena Calvert Hall Flinl Hill Cenler Eldorado Las Vegas Rancho Basic Vo-Tech Colman Valley Chaparral Clark Bonanza Eldorado Las Vegas Rancho Basic OPP 48 89 82 80 86 82 79 68 81 84 83 103 65 98 76 75 78 72 92 84 88 85 66 94 98 82 64 64 Varsily Baskelball 137

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P' .mn wi rv VARSIT BASKET Slammin' with style Fifteen athletes were chosen from a tryout of forly for' Varsity Basketball team. Pat Green, was the captain v Darryl Bowler and Ronni Kitchen being the team's me agers. Coach Stein, the head coach, saw the teal greatest strengths as being their shooting ability c quickness, and their greatest weakness as being their si The team considered every game difficult because of' extremely balanced league this year. With the majority the team being juniors, there is a strong and promis team for next year. The most valuable players were: i Green, lseniorj, and Michael Lee Uuniorj. The team v coached by Coach Stein lhead coachj, Phil Clark, Phillips, and Don Hopkins. This years' Varsity Basketk team had a truly rewarding season. Michael Lee and Pat Green patiently await a victory 3 Showing crowd one of his famed slams Michael Lee demonstrates his fant style 4 The 1981 1982 Varsity Basketball team Steve Ayala E Rainey Mike Sprague Steve Ewell Gordon Lewis Andre Davis Jahn, Darryl Hardy Pat Green, Brian Ayala Ellis Blackmore lkneel Coach Stein, Coach Holiday, and manager Ronnie Kitchen. Not tured - Michael Lee, Cliff Wimberly. 5. Dribbling down the court, Ayala plans his next shot. 6. Going up for a basket, Gordon Lewis sc two points for the Warriors. 7. Slamming the ball is one of Pat Greens known traits on the basketball court. 8. Reaching high over the players, Cliff Wimberly tips the ball to the side of the Warriors. iPhoto Albert and Jamesj 1. Manager Ronnie Kitchen takes time out to observe the game v I v I . - C . . - ' : , C l B 1 r o 136 Varsity Basketball

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I BASKETB LL J.V. is on The move! Hard working is how Coach Phillips described his j.v. bas- keTball Team. They pracTiced one and a half To Two hours daily. The hard work has paid off, They led Their division, and beaT The ToughesT Team - Clark! The main reason for Their success is ThaT They have a sTrong defense, noT To menTion Their Terrific offense. They work as a Team. There is noT one ouTsTanding player, buT ThirTeen. Coach Phillips is proud of his young Team, and see's a greaT varsiTy for The fuTure. 1. Coach Phillips goes over The plan as The Team huddles TogeTher. 2. BeTween James WroTTen and Kirk Harlle They manage To keep up Their offense againsi Clark. 3, Going for anoiher baskeT, KeiTh Tolliver over- comes his Clark opponenis. 4. Tracy McCoy oui jumps his Valley oppo- nenl. 5. ConcenTraTion is very imporTanT when iT comes To a free shoT, as Bobby Trausch demonstraies. 6. IT looks like Clark is ganging up on Al Daniels. 7. Anoiher awesone baskei by Paul Truman. 8. Jump Tony, jump a liflie higher! 9. The usual Wesiern play. 10. Kneeling: John Soarpali, Rick Pullen, Al Daniels, James WroTTen, Kellh Tolliver, Tracy McCoy, and Billy Winn. Standing: Coach Phillips, Terrial Maclynn, Bobby Trausch, Paul Truman, Loren McCrainey, STeve Sagers, Kirk Harlle, Tony McFarland. Mike McElhaney, and Roberi Greer. lPhoTos by AlberT 84 Jamesj 138 JV BaskeTball